INTEGRIS Health·Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Nurse Practitioner provides medical consultation, routine patient care, and follow-up for patients within the Level II Trauma Team. They work in a multidisciplinary environment across the Trauma Emergency Department, Trauma Unit, and Trauma Surgery settings.
INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center, a part of Oklahoma’s largest not-for-profit, private health system has a great opportunity for an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (RNFA) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In this position, you’ll work 12-hour shifts, 7 to 7 as a member on our new Level II Trauma Team providing exceptional care to those who have entrusted INTEGRIS Health with their healthcare needs. If our mission of partnering with people to live healthier lives speaks to you, apply today. We invite you to join us as we strive to be The Most Trusted Partner for Health.
This Level 2 Trauma Team is a multidisciplinary, dynamic team delivering lifesaving treatment, stabilizing and treating patients in critical condition. Enjoy a variety of clinic work, Trauma Emergency Department, Trauma Unit and Trauma Surgery.
https://integrishealth.org/locations/trauma/integris-health-trauma-center [https://integrishealth.org/locations/trauma/integris-health-trauma-center]
questions? loree.mcmahan@integrishealth.org [loree.mcmahan@integrishealth.org]
The Nurse Practitioner provides medical consultation, routine patient care, and follow-up as directed. This position requires population specific competencies. Adheres to National Patient Safety Goals as appropriate based on the level of patient contact this position requires. INTEGRIS Health is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program and possess a current Oklahoma Nurse Practitioner license. Acute Care certification and RNFA status are preferred, along with current BLS certification.
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Market context
Advanced-practice roles in Oklahoma often draw steady interest because employers need licensed Nurse Practitioners who can work across hospice and home health settings. Competition tends to center on state licensure, relevant patient-care experience, and comfort with end-of-life or in-home care workflows. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then verify your Oklahoma credentials and highlight any hospice or home health experience in your application.